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The Emperor Akbar created a new taxation system to increase money and centralize power of the government. He made peasants sell crops at a state monitored market, then use their earnings to pay taxes to the state.
Zamindars were local officials in Mongul India who received a plot of land to collect taxes, ususally from peasants.
Money to the state began to fall because the Zamindars started keeping more than 10% of the peasants' crops they were using to pay taxes, and giving the rest to the government.
by: Javian Phillips, Jackie Villa, and Camryn Gay